Would it protect a wood deck?
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It seems to have performed well in my situation, that is: new treated wood, stained/protected by One Time Wood preservative, and a pretty brutal winter. I just looked at mat, and no discoloration, quite pliable at 50°, and just a small amount of moisture between mat and wood. The wood does not appear any different in appearance than the exposed areas. Hope this helps!
163362
I would not recommend this for a deck for a few reasons:1. It is very soft, even when cured. It would handle the weather great, but would be destroyed by foot traffic very quickly.2. It is a High Gloss (think glasslike) finish and I would think VERY slippery when wet.3. It is very expensive, and you'd need multiple (8+) coats to build it up.I would check with the manufacturer to see if they have a different product suitable to your needs.
1783073
I have no idea about a deck. I am pretty sure carpet would not be a good choice. I would recommend concrete or ceramic tiles to protect deck or carpet. Watch out for embers on carpet.
20129
You can not use it on a wood deck, you will burn it down! It gets very hot. You could put it on bricks or a stone slab.
688168
I don't know what would be used to waterproof this table....but suggest asking a professional painter.....perhaps something used to water proof decks would work. If so, I would apply 3+ coats before putting the table outside. Also when you ask the professional painter be sure to also ask if whatever is suggested resists sun damage.
753677
Not sure if they would leave marks... I have a wooden deck and it hasn't so far...
560303
I would not feel safe burning a fire on a wood deck. It's sits pretty low, so it may get hot underneath.
1994147
I would not sipmly due to the heat from the fire pit. It works well and looks nice. I would use extreme caution on a wood deck.
2156132
I truthfully do not think so but I would suggest taking a small piece of composite and applying the product to it before applying it to the deck and testing it . Good luck it can be used for many things but it can have adverse affects on some things keep it away from some of your metal utensils .
1251417
I'd say it would need to be somehow secured into the ground. I would think a strong wind could definitely blow it over. We have ours screwed down onto a wooden deck.
1517339
It sure would, without a problem. I use my Life Board on my rear porch, with similar decking.
780866
I have a wood deck too. I put sand in the bottom and used pavers to put underneath it.
1166714
Not sure but I would think it would be great for any outdoor furniture to repel water. I would stick to a fabric guard product for rugs such as Scotch Guard.
2128218
I used it on a deck, but it was not wood, it was composite material. It did a fantastic job on that. I would expect it to do just as well on wood, but you might have to adjust the force to a lighter pressure. That is very easy to do with this unit.
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I would think so. My deck was stained and it stuck very well and we have had it on for the last two winters and this year freezing cold and it still has not come loose anywhere. This is a great product. I highly recommend it and don't be afraid to put it on a painted surface.
870977
We did not put a wood protector on it. We've had it since May, 2014 and it looks like it was put up yesterday. I don't believe we ever thought to use one.
900967
Possible! To be safe place a wood cutting board underneath to protect your table.